Recent reviews by jstar

Great shooter! Runs well, good story, mechanics work well and developers have included small details from the movies.

Appreciate the transparency developers have with the community. I bought game day 1 (EA) to support development and been monitoring progress. Leaving this positive review as there is good progress and community is kept up-to date!

Very nice and cozy settlement simulator! Mechanics work well together. Give this a try if you like city builders, resource management etc.

Great game! Game is able to cover its mystery atmosphere very nicely. Challenging but game provides good guidance. Easy recommendation.

Overall very nice colony/city builder especially when considering the price. No bugs and developers have thought many aspects quite well. Gets too "grindy" towards lategame and progress is hindered by game mechanics, e.g. exploration takes literally months in-game and many buildings can only be unlocked with exploration.

Very nice mix of Planet Crafter and Satisfactory while bringing its own unique aspects to the genre. Eager to see future development!

This is a great turn-based game! You can see, feel and hear the team behind this put their heart into this game. Game was challenging but not an endless grind. I didn't encounter any bugs. The graphics, atmosphere and music was just phenomenal! If you are experienced turn-based player, play with Hard difficulty.

Very nice take on city building, colony and resource management. Needed to restart campaign couple of times once I learned how mechanics work, but this is part of the game. Absolutely worth the full price (~13€) and if discounted price, then it's a steal. Someone wrote "mini-Anno" and that is well put.

Overall great game already at current state, as development team themselves are saying, potential is limitless. Easy recommendation especially when price is less than 20 euros.

I am giving this thumbs up, though the correct would need to be "neutral". Game has its moments, but at the end, becomes v-e-r-y grindy. Game is very active in the beginning, there is a feeling you need to constantly make different decisions and so on, and then it might take hours to see even one single dialog.

As there are different stages you need to complete, the grindy is clearly seen with achievement, first stage is reached by 60%, next 40%, then 35% and last stage, only 15% of players.